Distinguished judges and teachers:
Hello, everyone. I'm a junior high school English teacher, candidate x, and the topic I'm trying to talk about today is What's the Best Movie Theater? Now let me begin my trial lecture.
Step 1: Lead in
T: Good morning, class. Welcome to the English world. How are you today?
S1: Fine, thanks.
S2: Just so so.
T: What did the students do on weekends? I saw the movie Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs this weekend, in which the evil queen said, "Of all the mirrors on the wall, who is the fairest?" In this problem, there is an advanced form. Do you know any other words that have advanced forms?
T: Today we are going to learn a passage "What is the best Movie Theater?"
Step 2: Presentation
T: Look at the PPT or the blackboard. Question 1: What is the best Movie Theater? Why? Question 2: What do people think about the Moon Theater? Five minutes for you. Go.
T: Time's up. Have you got the answers? You, please.
T: Don't be shy. If you can be louder, you will be better. About the questions, I heard many people say the price is very cheap. Others say that it is in a comfortable location.
T: Let's read the sentence and find the original form of the adjective!
T: Discuss and find out how they become superlative forms.
S: It could be advertising.
T: The teacher summarized the rules. There are two forms: regular form and irregular form. For regular form, when the word is monosyllabic, we can add "-est" to the end of the word. And it's polysyllabic, so we can put "the most" before the word.
T: For irregular form, we have to recite specific changing forms, for example, "best" is the superlative form of "good".
Step 3: Practice
T: The teacher wants to invite the students to change some adjectives into superlative forms, such as "great", "long" and "delicious".
T: What you said is very good.
T: Look at the picture and describe it in the highest form.
T: Let's discuss it first. I need two volunteers.
T: What do you think of their answers?
S: They are very brave.
T: Next, let's change the scene.
T: In small groups, discuss how to express your hometown in the highest form. For example, my hometown is Beijing. I like Beijing roast duck best. The Summer Palace is the most faithful lover.
S: My hometown is Qingdao. I like seafood best, and go to the seaside to see stone old man.
Step 4: Summary
T: Time always flies in class. The students learned about the highest form today.
Step 5: Homework
T: After class, you can review these words and write to your good friends. Class is over!
